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| Fictitious; pretended; supposititious; simulated. |
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| Slang for intoxicating liquor illicitly distilled for beverage purposes. |
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| Minority; the state of a person who is under the age of legal majority. |
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| To lie sideways, in opposition to lying endward (used in land descriptions). |
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| Evident to the senses; in evidence, that which is clear and requires no proof. |
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| By the way; in passing; incidentally; collateral. |
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| Acts of robbery and depredation committed upon the high seas. |
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| Private; to have secret or private knowledge of. |
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| For; in respect of; in account of; in behalf of. |
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| Applicability to the issue joined. |
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| The plaintiff's answer to the defendant's set-off or counterclaim. |
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| Formal; in regular form; with all the forms of a proceeding. |
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| A shore or bank of the sea or a river. |
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| The state or condition of leaving a will at one's death. |
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| Sum of money for use of something, such as a bridge or the like, of a public nature. |
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| Willful and unjustified failure to attend school by one who is required to attend. |
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| Beyond what is manifest, seen or avowed; intentionally kept concealed. |
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| An abuse or destructive use of property by one in rightful possession. |
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